Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-29
Condensed Locale.


Star of Hope Lodge No. H. /. q. G. T., last night
elected the following officers; Geo. c. BOllinger
G.. Miss Engenia zea. r. s; EdS. Seonads eRes
Chas. GOodchild, NJ; Miss sophie Lukei g.; James
Smith, ;; Miss Eugenia Yea, pianist.
MI i. " Larner has resigned his position OF
Waterman at the courthouse.
The May term OF the Circuit Court, which, under
The rules, convenes on the second Monday OF that
month. will not be held till the third Monday the
10th, the General Term desiring all the Judges 10
st and reduce its calendar before the Circuit court
cOnyeneS.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
offered free TO every new subscriber for year 10
the WEEKLY STAR 1t Is a handsomely printed
book OF 1SI pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information See advertise
The wills Of the late p. Hall Sweet beaueathing
his estate to hts widow; OF ". c. Goddard be
0UeaIhing his estate TO his children and Margaret
karr, OF Delaware Ohio, bequeathing hers TO Wat
Son karr, Alena Lawrence and Mary K. Whiteside
were filed to-day.
Chas. Bryan. the colored man who was before
the Police Court yesterday a charge OF at
tempted burglary was fined 80 by Judge Smell To-
day Tor Destroying private property The Judge
dismissed the Charge of attempted burglary.
The CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY THIEF SENT TO
'AiL-LaSt evening, after arresting Eugene
steiner de NOllerSbuy, the young man charged
with several thefts Gas reported in yesterdays
STAR, Detectives Matt1ngly and Wheeler went 10
the house OF William H. VOss, where the prisoner
boarded and recovered five books valued at 3d.
which, 10 Is alleged were stolen from the Congress
s1Onal Library. This morning, the young man
was taken 20 the Police Court and arraignPu
charge OF stealing the books they being set forth
a. The property OF the United States. Librarian
SionOrt Stined as 70 the larceny OF the books,
and Identified those recovered. Detective Mat
tlnSly testified as TO the arrest OF the defendant
and recovery of the books The defendant said
he only took three books. The case was sent To
the grand jury; bonds 500 lie was also charged
With stealing suit OF clothes from Mr.. Vos, and
coat, pair OF gloves and hat from the Congress
stonal Library. belonging 10 Jos B. Marvin He
piedded guilty in both cases and was given one
year Iii jail.
WEDDINGS f ii. kittron an employe OF
the Adams Express company, and Miss Minnie Ep-
PEE daughter oI the late j. NJ Eppley. formerly
station master Ii & F. depot in this citywer mar
fieu IL Ky land chapel last evening. Rev Dr. Bald
wln, ne pastor. performing the ceremony. The
bride wor': handsome olive, satin and velvet with
an exquisite cOTSage oOquet OF plain roses. Alter
The marriage the couple returned 10 the residence
Oh the brides mother and held reception there
Miss Augusta Donch, daughter OF Prof w Donch
anu MI Aiotrt Topper, the secretary OF the Wash
fngtOL SdtngerbIlnd were married last night In
the Concyrcha German Evangelical church by the
pastor, Rev. l. H. schneider. MesSrs- A. JorsS +.
Albrechi, VIM Donch and John Lawton acted as
ushers. After the ceremony q reception was held
at the residence OF the brides parents COS street
northwest, which was attended lii body by the
Saeagerbund--Mr James ID. Donnelly and Miss
Fannie Leonard were married last evening at ST
Matthew's church. Rev. Father keryick ofiiciat-
Ing. After the ceremony the couple lett ON a we'd
ding tE1p 10 New jersey:
A QUESTION OF IMPORTANCE TO JUSTICES OF TIE
PEACE--The case OF Rupn agt Rose, which in
case. on a change OF venue, 10 justice who was
the second nearest. when the nearest justice was
incapaeitated from performing the duties OF his
Office before Judge Cox to-day en- the motion
OF plaintiff TO quash the writ OF certiOrari obtained
by defendant. judge Cox held that the nearest
Justice contemplated by the statute was the
nearest justice performing the duties OF his Office
and that II the "nearest justice" was unable,
through sickness or otherwise, 10 perform hi,
duties the proper practice was 10 send the case %
the next nearest. He ordered the writ quaShed.
anu the case remanded 10 Justice Walter lcr trial.
Mr.. TObriner Tor the plaintiff and Mr.. u Amber
Smith for defendant
TIRE ARLINGTON Fire Insurance Company, Los
Pennsylvania avenue, has had a large fire-alarIl
gong placed on Its building. The hours OF 3 a. IN.
i IN. and l. ID viii be struck daily, also all
Urc-elar;.lS.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free 10 every new subscriber for year
the WEEKLY STAR IL Is a handsomely printed
book OF i9l pages, pFOfuSely illustrated, with more
ta1n 100 coiored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth of general informatiCn- SEE advertise
nent Ia another column.
NEW TRAIN TO ANNAPoLIs.-The Baltimore and
ONO Railroad has added another express train 70
It's present schedule between Washington and An
napolls- The new train will be placed in service
Monday, May =, will leave Washington at $50 a.
H., and arrive 1T Annapolis $50 a. L., and run
daily except sunday.
OUR MINSTREL BOYS al kernans. Rich olio Adrt.